Just sittin in the grass

[Peter S]

Ah its time I posted something again.
Thought this might be good.


A copy of the original can be found here

A larger version of my effort can be found here

It was Danny that gave me the idea to do something in B&W, he's on a roll with it right now.

Now go and enjoy.


Peter

[Swampy]

Great photo to play with, Peter! How 'bout some sepia tones?

Desaturate, pushed pixels around then painted with the art history brush and history brush. Added film grain and a touch of texture.

[lkroll]

And it's kind of nice to be able to post 200K files now.

[palms]

Originally Posted by Peter S

Ah its time I posted something again.

Now go and enjoy.


Peter

Just what I thought Peter, and as I always do as I'm told
i have been and enjoyed myself hence three versions
first one ahb ( obviously) the other two messing around with actions/filters

[Swampy]

The AHB is lovely, Palms.

[Cassidy]

Delightful pictures, a smudge with ahb

[palms]

Originally Posted by Swampy

The AHB is lovely, Palms.

Thank you Swampy

Palms

[Steve Conway]

Sitting pretty.

Steve C.

[Peter S]

Sepia is OK with me Swampy I like that one.
lkroll nice to see all the picture at once instead of a crop!!!
Palms I' glad your doing as your told for a CHANGE you've inspired me to get out my AHB brushes again. Cassidy very nice version there.
Steve looks like you've been using Redfields there BTW I hate you for thinking of a better title for this thread.

Peter

Larger version for this effort of mine here, there is a texture there but at this res it's hard to see hence the link.

[Steve Conway]

Originally Posted by Peter S

Sepia is OK with me Swampy I like that one.
lkroll nice to see all the picture at once instead of a crop!!!
Palms I' glad your doing as your told for a CHANGE you've inspired me to get out my AHB brushes again. Cassidy very nice version there.
Steve looks like you've been using Redfields there BTW I hate you for thinking of a better title for this thread.

Peter

LOL...Guess I just got to thinking of the ancient Clifton Webb movie of the same name when I titled this interpretation.

Nope...didn't use Redfields's. This is a new style from the latest version of Gertrudis Pro, (not out yet.) Have been helping out as a beta tester for this program.

And thanks.

Steve C.

[palms]

Originally Posted by Peter S

Palms you've inspired me to get out my AHB brushes again.

Glad you dusted them off Peter, It was worth the effort

Palms

[Peter S]

Originally Posted by Steve Conway

LOL...Guess I just got to thinking of the ancient Clifton Webb movie of the same name when I titled this interpretation.

Nope...didn't use Redfields's. This is a new style from the latest version of Gertrudis Pro, (not out yet.) Have been helping out as a beta tester for this program.

And thanks.

Steve C.

Clifton Webb eh - showing your age there (1948)

I thought Redfields, because if you apply it once then again, (Ctrl+f), 2 or 3 times more you can get a very similar effect.
Happy testing.

Peter

[Steve Conway]

Originally Posted by Peter S

Clifton Webb eh - showing your age there (1948)

I thought Redfields, because if you apply it once then again, (Ctrl+f), 2 or 3 times more you can get a very similar effect.
Happy testing.

Peter

So you know who Clifton Webb was and also the date of the movie.........hmmmm, what's that's about showing your age?

Steve C.

[palms]

Originally Posted by Steve Conway

So you know who Clifton Webb was and also the date of the movie.........hmmmm, what's that's about showing your age?

Steve C.

Good one there Steve you have got him Peter has to be older than me as i have never heard of Clifton (and I wasn't even a twinkle in my daddy's eye in 1948)

Palms

[Steve Conway]

Originally Posted by palms1

Good one there Steve you have got him Peter has to be older than me as i have never heard of Clifton (and I wasn't even a twinkle in my daddy's eye in 1948)

Palms

Don't know if his movies were popular in the U.K. or not.

He made quite a few good ones. "Cheaper By The Dozen", (a true story), is one of my favorites. Also he was in one called "Three Coins in The Fountain" which was filmed in Rome. The fountain was, of course, Trevi.

Steve C.

[Peter S]

Originally Posted by Steve Conway

So you know who Clifton Webb was and also the date of the movie.........hmmmm, what's that's about showing your age?

Steve C.

Well I did have to go and ask my granddad who he was, and I got the date from imdb.

Good one there Steve you have got him Peter has to be older than me as i have never heard of Clifton (and I wasn't even a twinkle in my daddy's eye in 1948)

I am too much of a gentleman even to inquire about a lady's age. I would just like to say that, the mistake that was me, also was not twinkling at that time either. (now where is that indignant smiley when you want it)
BTW Palms if you have never heard of him how come you seem to be on first name terms - ahh gotcha


Peter

[Photomaster]

Peter, really like this photo. Thanks. Some really nice interpretations here. This is mine done in Painter with the Impressionist brush.

[Swampy]

Oooo... PM love the Painter version! Love the color of the sky. That really adds a lot.

[Joeven]

I really like that pic.

Joe

[lkroll]

An expressionism 1 blend again. Like this look for some reason. Added some texture of course.

[Kraellin]

that's a good one, joe!

[Joeven]

Originally Posted by Kraellin

that's a good one, joe!

Thanks Craig.

[alexmeta]

My try in AHB

[skipatk]

Here are my tries, great pic!

[Andrew B.]

Here's my try.